Sounds like she over reacted to your two sanwiches!  The doctor for my psych eval classified me as  having "eating disorder NOS"  I think that means non-specified, because I confided in him that I do have an emotional eating issue.  Eating makes me feel better and I eat when I'm sad, upset, anxious, bored, etc.  When the WLS clinic saw that, they said I had to seek therapy for this issue before I could have surgery because he diagnosed it as an eating disorder.  You're probably in the same boat.  I found a thepist at an eating disorder clinic and after 2 visits, her professional opinion was that the 1st doctor incorrectly diagnosed me with that, and I don't have it.  I am still seeing her to get help with emotional eating, but I feel like I've really improved.  We ALL emtionally eat, but i think some worse than others.  Get a 2nd opinion. It seems rediculous based on what you shared that what you did would be considered a binge. 

LOL! No personal experience there! 

My ex-father in law had back surgery which rendered him incontinent. He, too, has to void with a catheter several times a day. I never really talked to him about it, but I can't imagine it was too painful - then again, who knows?

Maybe you should try your question on the men's forum?

Good luck to ya!

Debbie

I have Caresource  and have been told by the drs office that they have not had Caresource approve a surgery in over 22 months....Does anyone out there have Caresource and had it approved?? I'm hoping to have Lapband done

Good luck to all of you tommorrow and friday. Be thinking about you guys

From what I understand, it is pretty routine to get a catheter. I have heard some people complain that it is uncomfortable. I have spina bifida and must use a catheter every time I urinate, so I'm more used to it. It doesn't hurt at all - some people say it makes them feel like they have to go constantly, but if you just relax, it is no big deal!